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so we pushed down to 60,000 using this table So that's where we started It is a start <br /> and we're happy to adjust it, but we think 60,000 is appropriate <br /> Chair Ritter So my question was a little higher level All of these, from energy to <br /> government to educational, how did we come up with all of the broader categories'? Did <br /> this come off of a template that Open Counter created for us or is it a template we <br /> created based on the past history of use'? <br /> Beaudin Shweta and Adam and I appreciate Mr Hirst's comment about my <br /> involvement, but really this is an effort that we've been looking at best practices, and it's <br /> the "Royal We" Everyone that's still in the room here tonight has been looking at best <br /> practices for the zoning code so this is an effort that's usually undertaken with <br /> consultants and what we thought is, let's go out and look at the latest and greatest <br /> examples of zoning code updates that have been done and Shweta did that legwork to <br /> make sure we were starting with a framework that's commonly used and successfully <br /> used in other jurisdictions So the broader classifications you see here and some of the <br /> grouping that's been done as well as some of the definitions we included are all coming <br /> from what we would call best practices for zoning <br /> Commissioner Nagler Could I ask a similar question On the specific listing of uses <br /> under the broad categories, does that reflect what the community actually is'? Or, does <br /> it reflect sort of a general template of categories that appear in zoning ordinances How <br /> did you come up with that particular detailed list under the broad categories'? <br /> Beaudin It's really all of the above It's taking what we see in Pleasanton and it's <br /> consolidating into terms that are commonly used in cities to regulate land use And so, <br /> what we try to do is create broad enough categories to have an umbrella over the range <br /> of uses we expect to see in Pleasanton without being overly broad because we didn't <br /> want to kind of invite new permitted uses without thinking them through And so, do you <br /> want to add to that Adam or Shweta' <br /> Weinstein Yeah, I mean, Shweta talked a little bit about some deletions like the famous <br /> one is Blacksmith, right'? So we're getting rid of blacksmith as a specific use but in fact <br /> that is actually now encompassed under a different or broader category It would be <br /> under the industrial category, so it's not like we're getting rid of blacksmith uses or other <br /> uses that were struck from the list, we're just making this list a lot simpler in the form of <br /> this table <br /> Beaudin And actually I say this in a lot of presentations It was actually difficult because <br /> we had a blacksmith in town You know there are probably folks who would really <br /> appreciate that and metal work and things like that <br /> Hirst We had hitching posts until the 70's <br /> Commissioner Allen Okay, so where are we'? <br /> Commissioner Brown We're still on retail <br /> Chair Ritter Do we want to just go through each one'? <br /> EXCERPT PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES, August 31, 2016 Page 14 of 25 <br />